The National tribune., 1887-03-24

none OF the good things were lefi for fear of cons
cation 10y the hungry boys. Their rapid flank
movement on the eatables resulted in complete
victory. The comrades say 20 the ladies, " Come
y T. Mundel Urbana: w A. Brand Post is in a
very nourishing condition, with a live membership
Of 225 comrades.
PENNSYLVANIA
The Naval Post. No. 900, Philadelphia paid n
visit TO New hall Post No. :. recently. Campfire
was lighted. and very enjoyable time passed.
Courtiand Saunders Post. No. q. will hold fair
for the purpose Of raising funds for Memorial Day
M Crescent Hail. Philadelphia, commencing April
q and continuing until May -.
Cumuds a.. Harry Davis, of Post I. PHILADELPHIA,
will deliver the Grafton FOR Post No. 13 OF Bristol,
on Memorial Day.
Beatty Post No e, Of Bristol. visited The Naval
Post. Philadelphia, recently " dog watch was
started, al which addresses were made by comraaes
Tylor Post. No. ~, Philadelphia. held an enter
taiumcut recently. A very interesting program oI
music. rcciaious, singing, etc, was rendered ana
the ntiair was a success ln every particular. Inc
proceeds were devoted 10 procuring stand oil col
or- Tor the Post.
Post No. 49,. Philadelphia, viii hold fair COM
mcHCing April II aud continuing two weeks. The
proceeds VIII be devoted To the charity fund OF The
Post No. l5. Pittsburg. is making extensive prep
arstons for the annual celebration Of the surrender
OF Lee II will occur on saturday night, April .
A. g. Reed Post No. Io5, Butler, is IA a prosper
Gus condition. They viii present The Union
Scout at the Opera House on March 2s, % and 30
POTOMAC
Farragut Post. No 10 Washington. held n musi
cal and literary entertainment on the 18th inst. a
very interesting program was rendered which was
thoroughly enjoyed Toy the large audience present
handsome sum was realized.
VERMONT
Edwin V. Parker. STAFFORD Al town meeting
held here recently S90 voted To assist in deray
ing the expenses OF Memorial Day.
y. %. Freeman, Waterbury Center: Officers oi
Ezra Stct~un Post. No. -: Commander. j. o. Free
man; :. V C., a. X. Smaley; J. V. C., VI. g
Wiley; Chap, o. ". Davis; AdIt, Dr. T. j
Surg, l.. IIart O. D., NJ. l.. Dillingham;; q. g., IL
". Humphrey: :. NJ, George Oakland; q. NJ. =.
B. g. W. Marshall.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
II. n Aehmore Claquato: Officers Of Joe Hooker
Post, No. -: Commander u. \. Ashmore; = V: G.
/ James T. Berry; J. V. g.. u. i. Hern; Chap. Jno
Lucas; q. NJ, William Hazard; o. ID, G. w
Taylor; surg, @. y. Richards; o. G.. W. J. Saus
berry; Adjt. Joln Taylor; :. NJ, A. ii. Brown
Officers Of Phil Kcamy Post No :: Commander
II. L. Calvin: :. V. e.. j. Conrad; }. V. g., e. D
ELS; q NJ, Peter koontz; Chap, W. I. Biham; o
ID, &. Duncan; Adjt, ;. Il. Bond.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Walter Lowry. Kcyser: Officers OF r. b. Shaw
! Post, No. 63: Commander.tL. r. DE Witt; s. V. &.
4 Al. Clark \. V. G. q. w FusnCr; q. NJ. G.. Il
] Hardin; Adjt John J. Mctiuinness; q. ID, llcnr!
Barker; o. G., Jesse Lee; Chap, Carleton = Jones
WISCONSIN,
Officers of Oshkosh Post, No 10. Oshkosh: Com
mander G.. Arnould = V. C., I'D. l.. Owens; J
/ V. g.. A. n. Brainard; AdTt III. III. Clemens: q
NJ, X. J. Weishrod; Surg. Dr. j. C. Noyes; Chap.
| g. A. Crissey; o. ID, James J. Bray q. C., a
/ Sprague; ;. NJ, Richard Palmer; q. NJ. s., III
Sccley.
L. Ferguson. Brandon: Officers Of Ben Sheldoi
/ Post, No. 1876: Commander, l.. Ferguson; :. V. G.
CIV Gee; J. V. C.. 4. T.. Austin; surg. ]. +. Gee
lQ. NJ, Geo. Dunnng; Chap, Jas. Eaton; q. d., NJ
{. short Adjt A. NJ. BY; o. O.. X. Shannon.